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Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
Resolutions of sympathy

and respect on the death of Mrs. Susan
Sheppard By the ladies' Wednesday
afternoon prayer msetiag OF Union N.
Z ohnrch. Ssatembsr Plat, 1887.
WHEREAS Our dear Heavenly
Father in His wise providence has
called from labor to reward our be-
loved sister Susan Sheppard. And
whereas Sister Sheppard was not only
an active member of the Wednesday
afternoon ladies prayer meeting, until
Ill health forbade further attendance,
but was also one OF the original mem.
beys who organized this meeting.
Therefore be IT resolved
1st. That while our hearts are deep.
ly patned by thi. inscrutable Pruvi.
dsncs. yet wd bow In humble, trusting
submission % the will OF our God In
the assurance That "He Ia too wise to
err and too good to be unk!nd."
God. That while we keenly feel the
.css this prayer meeting has sustained
In her removal, yet we are Com forted
by the confid det ce that she has Joined
the sacramehtal host en- high.
3rd. Thai while cur hearts are sor
sowfui because thus bereft, yet we rs-
joioe In toe glorious hope Of joining her
and others In the land where clouds
aud shadows never come to engage In
everlasting fellowship with the Father
and His D COD bought family.
4Sh Thst we hereby express to the
bereavei family our tenderest condo.
lence with chem In this time Of SORROW,
aud commend them to the word q
grace, which ia abundantly able to sus.
tain and com fort them.
Leader Of meeting, MRS K. KING.
MRS guile (. STENGLE, Sec'y.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
q p EvITIEs.
The cheapest hat mouse In tho CITY /.
Bros.' AOz n Mnrket street.
fry Buah's coal ; you VIII iiAs ~
TYv UuvNya anal vou ,wtlr sy.rHIy IfNo IL

The cheapest has mouse In tho CITY.
Runfcrd Bros.' A0x Market street.
fry Bush's coal you VIII iiks ~
TTy Bushs coal you viii screly Ike ~
". ). Kimpls, groesr, IND and Justison.
MiIlard .. Davis', jswsief, =. xrd strsas
Tins 10 r. Kings, ~ Hsnrs. IL 4. Feurn
,. Roop Smith, druggist, bth and King
.Ausrican Laundry, Goa West front street.
Buy your fruit lars, Jelly tumblers snd
spices at Lynch & Leary's. 9th and Madison.
Tho boss homemade candy maker is at No.
4 W. I'd 81. Goods always fresh and Just
grand.
Ross, Ils Ma rket street, has largo STOCK
OF straw hats, bought By the case At very
low prices: also I uI supply Of summer an
derwear, suspenders, neckwesr ana hosiery.
Go TO II. b. Moore's stalls, n and - SEQ.
ond street market, tor your choice crea mer,
fresh butter; also tho best crea cheese 81
market price.
II you want cheap picture frames 90 70 q
X. Baugh, 2o3 West Second street. ] hsvt
the largest stock In Delaware; CONS and ~
or yourselves.
John U. Bryant, No. Il East Seventh
street, Is prepared 70 supply any Kind or al
Y ktnds OF books at Lowest Possible Casf
sPricos, or will sell some on fnstallmentS
small weekly or monthly payments.
II you want your Heaters and Range
overhauled and put in COED order for tn.
winter, send your order 10 East Fourtf
street Pickels stove and Heater COMPANY
by telephone, Number 32s, 1t Will b,
promptly attended TO.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
BRso Ball.

Games played yesterday:
MISUNDERSTANDING i; Metropoli-
taa, 5.
ouisyilIe-Lonisville, g; Cleve.
land, 4.
Ciucinnati-C,ncinnati.6; g; st Louis, o.
NeSb rI-Bfookiyn, 8; Athletic, IL.
Detroit Detroit. 8; New York, o.
Eight irn.rss.
Chicago --Chioago. .; Boston, l.. Eight
iDninge.
Indiana p7lis-Morning game: In
dianapolis. 2; Washington, A.. After.
naon game. Washington, 7; Indianapo.
lis, Q
TIE Pittshurg- -Plilsdelph'a game, at
Pit.sSurs. WAS prevented by rain.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
Special Mention.
Read This Card.

I am under many obligations to my
patrons and the public for their patron.
age and aid 10 behalf OF my famous
"Silver Medal" -four. This -four has
only bsen offered in this market about
three weeks, and yet We have been 30
favored with orders that We are safe in
making the assertion that 1t Ii soon to
become the most popular -four extant.
Ono important feature highly appre.
ciate In the success of Its sale, 10 the In
terest my customers are manifesting IN
sking known Its merits among their
neishbors and relatives. Respectfully,
raos. w. Steward, N. W. Cor. 4sh and
Kirg
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
deduction of Eare

The Ohio and NJ isslssippi Railroad, &C
cording to despatch from St. Louis, has
cut the fare to Baltimore and Washing
ton and eturn to s20 25. a reduction of
S5 Is. This rate Injuries the Vandalia
Line. Ono Cf the novel features of the
fight is the ability OF the scalpers TO send
the passengers to Buffalo Tor nothing and
still make profit. This is because the
round. "trip rate is IS, the rate one way is
$lS 25. The cut rate is only available al
st Louis, full fare being demand from
Buffalo.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
United states D,strict Court.

In the United States District Court
yesterday, Judge Wales sitting, the
case of United States vs.. Robert Casey,
ex postm aster Of Claymont, Del. came
mp. 1t is suit brought by the govern
ment to recover 5000 due the postoffice
department. o. b. District Attorney
Patterson for the Government and 9.
B. Lore and George Lodge. Esq, for the
defense. The case was still on when
the court adjourned until 10 O'Clock
this morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
PenDsgroyo

On account of the rain the atter dance
of Cyrus Castle, x. @ e, excursion to
Pennsprove yesterday was poor. In
the athletic sports the prizes were won
ss follows: l00 yards dash tor silver
cup, won by Charles g. Kurtz, Of War
rem Club; three legged race won by
Rigby ard Kur,z; hitch and kick be-
tween George Il. De!mer and Harry
Palmer was won by De!mar; spoon and
egg race won by Kirby; race for gold
X. G. K. badge was wen by Moore; tug
OF war, silver-headed cane, won by
Palmer, and the sack race was won by
the same person.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
Leg Broken.

j. @. And derson, q colored nj al en-
ployed in the Shellpot quarry, had his
leg badly injured by the falling OF
rock yesterday. The bones were frac-
tured, and one came through the skin
Just above the sDkie. Drs. Shortlidge
and Winner attended the injured man,
and he YVES sent to the almshouse hos-
pital.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
Iris n Fact

that everybody ought to know that A..
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. of the best, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hicory kindling wood in large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. Opening in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
New Electric Railway,

Weather permitting the track OF tt Q
now electrical railway into the Ninth
ward W i'll be completed tomorrow, and
tho work of laying the Belgian block
will also be finished. The stone has
been laid as far as the Bellevue Hotel.
A shed to be used for the protection OF
the cars will be erected on the Tslley
property just north Of Riyerview Gene
terry.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
Tha Piaraon Family.

A correspondent In writing to us says:
"If Mr.. Jacob Pierson, referred to in
your paper Of the 1st inst, will write
to NJ. NJ Pierson, Burbank, Wayne
County. Ohio, he may hear OF some.
thing OF interest to him. Please inform
him through your paper or otherwise, as
his address has not been stated"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
Mako No Mistake.

Beacher's gallery Is 315 Market street.
Look at the pictures In his show cases
and Judge for yourself If they are not
the best in the city. Every person there
represented has had one dozsn just like
them. The 8x10 picture we give with
each dnzsn FREE Is worth $3.50. Be
sure Of number, 3l5.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
MAnnHlalA

Yon are invited to call and look ut IL Q
largest stock of monuments and tomt o
OF the latest designs and lowest pricee,
q. Smiths, Tenth and TatnA II streets. :.
Allwork guaranteed entirely sstisfac-
tory ard finished at the shortest notice. :.
Ohas. e. Smith. 1901 Tatnan street.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
cd Trains.

North-bound trains on the P, W. g.
B. Railroad were delayed about three
hours last night by the derailiug of q
coal Car attached to freight train ut
Tasker's station. A wheel of the car
breaking, threw 10th trucks OF the e.
track. Sou holrd trains were not
delayed.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

that HACKING COUGH can be 80
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold by N. B. Danforth, (,
corner Second and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

,n't got that. 1t
going backward to
bail and very un-
/ Globes.
he in Wool is our
i Cloth. The yarn
twice as tight as
\ the long wool
strong you could
easily pull wire to
DE Up for us in the
siny styles, such at
A in the popula,
Tsry finest qualities
te into clothing
kh prices that VIZ
Fhen you see the
! them it will be ;
p Tor a good mum
II work people tt
Die thousands O
l want.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
EatIler Lucky.

a gentleman in this city not
nacy months ago ha9 plece
OF real estate wil!ed 70 his
wife by her father at his decease,
which Was valued a. something over
5000. TIE gentleman o short time
sinos offered the prorerty Tor safe ana
received over Sl1 900 for IL, Whlch ne
thiuks was very fatT p-ioe.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
ssSilver Medal"

flour is the best;try sample bag ct SAC, i,
$500 per Dbl. This is Q pure and
healthy -four, warranted. Call at
Stewards Family Flour Depot, N. W.
co. Fourth and King; phone, 408.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
For u Fine Gold

or silver watch at astonishingly low
figures call on A. e. Williamson
jeweler, 105 West Eighth street. VIZ
have special bargain In . gents lax
gold watch At $500, this watch Ii
usually sold at from $55 to $50.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

We invite tnese who have been una
BILE to get o aour that would just suit
them to give us trial. as we know we
can satisfy them. j. 3. HaEilton q
Co., Fifth and King,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

Powell, in the Third street market,
opens every day Western Shore oysters.
He ha1 also on hand blue fish, black
bass, white fsh, steak goldfish, Cape
May goodies, catfish. Telephone call
l02
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
Fish and Oygters.

Powell has on his stall In the Wash
inston Stree. Market and at 308 Mad
ison street, western shore oysters, blue
fish, black bass, hsunders, steak cod
fish, haliibut, seft shell crabs.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

Orders are pouring In 90 fast ct Par.
ker b stanley's, 8. W. cor. Second and
Orange streets. that they are putting z
post and rail around their corner until
they get their orders filled.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
potatovs wanted.

Cash paid for good white potatoes.
Want 3, 900 bushels. Warren Harper
& Bro, IL East Fourth street, Whining
ton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
Oysters,

Cove plant oysters rs, 80 and 40 CT nts
per quart at Hanna's. 81 Jeffsri on
street. Telephone call 434.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

SHILou's CURE will immsd lately n
lievs Group, whooping cough and bron
chitis. Sold by n. B. Danfortb, cor
end & Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

HAcKMETACK.a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and 20 cents. Sold
by N. B. Danforth, cor. and b Marke,
streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

Thorp & Bucher, merchant tsilors,
at 613T Market street, ara now ope u
every evening with q fall stock OF fall
and winter goods on their counters.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

sHILoH's vITALIzER is what you
need for Constipation, Loss OF Appe-
tite, Di24iness aud all symptoms OF
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 20 cents per
bottle. Bold by n. B Danferth, cor.
and and Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

Just think Of It'll 20. will buy quart
of pure skim milk. Creamery, bourth
and Shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

Some fine vocal music will bs render
al to night at the Atlantic Garden, 22s
King street. Everybody welcome; 9
due set out for all.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

The place to buy horse blankets and
lap robes cheap 10 at Parker q stanley =
s. w. cor, Second and Orange sts.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
Made Clothing,

t.ss We have already
pc enough. We are
II t3at. y We are after
\ others, and there is
h, way to get it; make
(,9 IN eye single to
[aepeAdsb!e clothing 9
|, and ct prices the
4. 'y =, A good Over.
4, Mems serviceable
"a 1aS' $3.50; Choice
/ Mems Extra Suits
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
Go TO
-

Taylor 81 Yullerton's, No. 3o2 King
streer, for puve drugs Of all desorip-
Iiou.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
To PuI,sh Your stoves

use ths Lightning Stove Polish:n no hare
work, Ii b brushing all no dust. No
go PIeach street.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

Importers consignment OF milltner!
goods at 617 Market street.. Wonderfu
Bargains,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

Bush's, French street wharf is the place
to buy your coal.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

Big cut In patent m edicines to-d' y at
Veasey's drug store. Eighth o. d Monroe
streets. Wholesale price for retail
sales.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
Tho Finny Tribe.

Powell has on his stalls in the Third
street market shecpshead, blueash, white
fish, Cape May goodies, Goldfish, haddock
flo unders, etc.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

5000 hnss and bonnets almost given
away; all consignment goods; must be
sold In two weeks. Mrs. Jacobs, GIT
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

Best place to get beef, mutton or veal
is Of Lowell, stall II, City Market
Telephone AL.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

The H'a's TO speDd an evening pleas
antly IL at 22s King e.reet.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
l. SUITS,

lHE1Ft
geriyciJr, ,'lslr Il. clothes to at
:jsness' s''{ / as possible, can an be be-
Who are s,nee s,reet. Patrons OF
e'ltysl among our promi- T.
i'a.t5y a te5ySss,,4inely s, 'cSn con G5aprsss, 5oItaa,o
\, VII vE,pSS Shh the neat fit itp1d ot
\ FreDIeia FllI 2 are I always made ID IN II,
l'yles'" s,s cloths of all iIu kinSs e5s'
n, ~ and 6usy sTTsys rays. On hand
'yles sss,lllenen J, shou,S LOW no,,
s22. 3m
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

For carrsts-.0rsnor & 90.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
Bow to Prevent Poverty.

Any person can prevent suffering
poverty If they will guide themselves
py the following good rule: The surest
way TO abolish poverty is to put the
dollars into q good sayinps bank. or in
vest it profitably, and bear in mind
that 1t oan only be done when one
spends less than he earns. Don't be
spendthrift by paying exorbitaut prices,
when you can 20 TO Meyers "Grand
Central" and buy strong working pants
for IS cents, thereby saving Is cents.
Don'5 throw your hsrd-earn d money
away, when you have an opportunity TO
save 1t. Don't pay Si5 for suis Of
clothes when you can buy it Tor 90. 70;
and above all, II you want to surprise
yourself, whom you pass the corner of
Fifth and Market streets lock in the
window nearest the corner of Fifth
street and see sain. ned, fine ribbed
back corkscrew suit for Sl2 10, worth +,
Without exag2eratipg, $50, II made by
. custom tailor. Consequently. when
in need Of clothing for men and boy 8
patronize Meyers "Grand Central De.
pot"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23

received from nha, IT,
~ a.,s,,ssution y %',d amounted,
Z g','stfiths I.' y ths tai pay ers'
n Ss' ss.nbsrs n Of cOu neil
I,cS' ---
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
Sending for Help.

About 10 Is O'Clock lsst night word
was sent by the chief engineer of the.
Chester FIRE department to Assistant
Engineer VIM McFadden of the W IL
mington department, for assistapc cs in
extinguishinR fire in that place. The
Weccacoe and Pbenix csrta and en-
gints were at once ordered there and
were taken to the freight yards, at
Fourth and Pine streets, TO be loaded
on the cars. The Wilmington fremen,
ever ready TO help persons In reed.
made every prepaiat on to go. Horses
were unhitched ard things movid pre-
parstory to loading the apparatus on
the cars. The railroad company was
compe, led TO fend TO tie Yves. yard for
cars and 1t was come time before they
arrived just ~ rythlng was ready
for the start telegram was received
statir z that the fire was under control.
The fire was the -four, feed and hay
store OF 3 L Lukens & Co., op Edg.
mont avenue, between SIKH and
Seventh. The FIRE burned vigorously
spd tie danger Of Its spreading was
great. The Chester department worked
Dobly but 1t was crippled by the Ab.
senca Of the Franz lin epgi- ana Moya.
mensipR truck which were 81 Hen.
town. Pitar Mundy's furniture store,
adjoining the burning building. was
badly damaged, rs was also Jacob
PoweL's jewelry store opposite.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-23
VIEWING HEDGES.

A Number or Farmers OF New Castie
County, Del, and Delaware County,
Pa View the Dayton Hedges at Tren-
ton, and Bling Back Good Report.
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COURT MEETS MAY NINTH
N ay 4th, 81.

May 4th, 81.
There are some people who go
through the world ON a down hill
groove with the road creased,
whilst others have it rough and
tumble, and come out looking like
they had taken Chicago slide tor
second base through briar patch.
| am of the former, hence can well
afford coincidence to those in sor-
row, sympathy to those in mistor-
tune.
But | draw the line at tho am
biguous idiot who blows in a shot
gun and asks sSino one tn play on
the keys. I'll wager Il Ste!son ha.
against the wages of sin, that ! am
personally acquainted with more
p ebald, capilliformed, apotheg-
matical, bct:herly, dimorphistIc, -
hypcr-super-syn categorimatical- dod
ted-blankety blank tools tlaI
any sinsle handed orphan in the
world. I've seen 'cm III high pla-
ces aud without sense enough to
blow hot soup--under responsible
ties demanding brains, without
KIN wing enough to rattle a stick in
barrel ; torsted upon communihes
By politics al eruptions, ,-net brains
enough TO knock the dust out OF q
bung hole ;-ordinary tools enough
to crowd the valley of Jehosaphat
and cramp the size OF the earth at
the finish.
Ny first fool acquaintance was a
young fellow about twenty years Of
age, who didn't know how to fas-
ten his suspenders unless his moth
er sewed the buttons oh his pants {;
my last fool acquaintance WAS n
young idiot about my height. ag',
nationality, complexion, and name,
who ;magiied hc could get sSuIa
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publicans had nominated Sherman,
they would have lost California,
nossibly Oregon, Colorado and
! Indiana.
/ To-day, Sherman stands upon
the same footing as Bayard, in the
sense of vote getter The tinan-
cial theories proposed by Bayard
were put into practice by Sherman
when he went into the Hayes Cab
met, and the credit he received rs
IL financier was more due to Bay.
ard. Neither is the originator OF
one scintilla of legislation for ma.
tional benefit, except relative t.
the question of finance and the one
simply applied the ideas of the
other,-both claiming them and
/ tor the selfish purpose OF individ-
ual ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
OF course, Deacon Smith favors
Sherman. but | can't see the string
that has pulled Reid across the
line.
I'll bide a wee, and see if q
little bird don't fly west with a
! pointer.
Being an Ohio quill squirmer,
of course that should be enough.
but Wlitelaw is aesthetic now. and
cannot bear those herrid western
men, they are so coarse and un-
couth. YOU know, but want 10
know who pulled the string. My
oninlon is that the Blalnites have
lost Jay Gonld, who, John Kelly
once said to me, was "like the
breath in Il mittsns" go through
whatever hole suits him best--and
the Mills contingent does not want
to lose the little King.
One thing dead certain, it is
mighty poor politics to nominate a
man with financial record. If
there's an association that will
harm man politically, 1t is, even
remotely, a connection with gov
erument finances. Think of what
voters would say TO the campaign
streamers relating brother Johns"
sudden rise to wealth on Sena-
torial salary Why, 1t won't pay
q good liver's bar bill.
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thousands of It's vt ries will lie
starving in Ireland or other British
POSSESSIONS. The mills of The
gods grind slow. but they grind ex-
ceeding fine" The laws OF God
and humanity have long been set
at defiance, and clay as good as
was ever covered with purple and
fine linen, has been thrown 10 the
winds, helpless, to be buttetcd.
bruised aud rendered shauclcss,
by those. who, like worms, feast
and grow fat upon disease and cor.
rnption Of their own making.
Gods mercy w,ll not sleep fore, er,
and when ronsrd to Justice, oil
garchs viii trcmble as did the an-
eicnt King above spoken OF, and
will not soon be turned out to
grass. IA was old Belshazzar's i'm
mediate successor. but into hades,
there To- share blankets, or the
want thereof. with old Dives.
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NUMBER 81.

good out OF a uair Of green bron-
chos.
The first fOel, l felt ssrry fci
the latter despise.
Did you ever get good running
Jump at your Wwn idiocyi II not,
start out some day with theods-
lite and take survey Of the area
of double extract ding dongsd fool
there ls in You. Do il, and my
word for it, you'll not bs the least
bit conceited when you have cen.
cluded the roundup.
have told you Of sns. expert
ence | had with a pair Of number
nine brOnchos, SO won't gS into
details OF my second attempt at In
sanity. Suffice it to say, I walked
into Nogal and rode saw backed
pony into the Stanton Reservation,
tor trying to use pair Of brsn-
chos. pounded one bronch. un.
til he sounded like an empty bar
rel hit with q lump Of mud.
banged away at his ribs until my
liver got torpid and my wind gave
out. Shakespeare had it right in
Midsummer Nights dream. whore
he made little Puck say, "What
fools these mertals be-" | cusssd
the Duke Of Argyle, swore by the
tiara OF st. Patrick, bumped my
expletiver to the tune OF the right
hand Of the Prophet of tho sun,
and played the devil generally
with the domains of his satanic
majesty. Excuse mo if claim
the championship, west Of tho
Mississippi, for sacred prstan.
ity, oriental adjectives and gentesl
washbucklsrism. | arm the king
when it comes to cussing a re-
calcitrSnt broncho, and | don't
want any ribbons for show either.
Excuse me if digress. Court
meets here OF Monday, May 9th.
There iS very little new business
and considerable old " shelf stock"
will be disposed OF by Judge Hon
derson. The Judge don't like
docket ornaments. and like y senGi-
bic man insists that there shall be
no playing in his court. He is fair
to those who haYe Just causes, but
he don't want any trumped up char
ges in his court. Las Cruces is
dying hard The old mess backs
down there who used to come up
here every court and rule the roest,
have been superseded by Lincoln
Co. brains. Iextend them my SYM
pathy and beg to solscs them with
the motifs, God help the rich--the
poor can beg
THURsDAY FRIDAr.
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THK CHICAGO WEEKLY News. and
LINCOLN Co. LKADER. year 81. 20.
THE QUEMN'SJUBILEE.

Sometime next month all Of the
British possessions viii be stirred
up in celebrating the completion OF
Queen VictSris's tittieth year reign.
She was born in 1910. and in 1891
she succeeded her uncle, William
w., when she WAS scarcely Is
years old. Three years thereafter
she married Prince Albert, who
died in 1861. With the eXecp-
ton OF GeorSe Ill, no English
monarch. during the last five hun
dred years, wore the crown sn
many years as has Vic, and it is
the long duration OF her reign
which gives to the proposed jubilee
it's chief interest.
But the event is one which
American readers car find rnrat N
which to teed When Vic. as
oordod -. ,,,u f -
,;,.,,I ...;I :,
States had Just begun, and Prcsi-
d.,. Cr.,..Ln,d - ..
mamie. .,I IT, I.I NV
Queen reign surpl Uses all other
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